Apple’s First Touchscreen MacBook Pro Price In India Likely To Be Around Rs 4 Lakh: What To Expect Tomorrow

apple's first touchscreen macbook pro price in india likely to be around rs 4 lakh: what to expect tomorrow

Apple is expected to launch its first touchscreen MacBook Pro tomorrow at its ‘Pro and Tell’ event. The new MacBook Pro is rumoured to come with an OLED display, a new design and Apple’s latest M series processor. While the company has not confirmed the details yet, the upcoming laptop may bring a major change to Apple’s MacBook lineup.

The biggest upgrade is expected to be the touchscreen display. The iPhone maker has never offered a touchscreen on its MacBook lineup, but that is rumoured change with the upcoming MacBook Pro.

Apple’s First Touchscreen MacBook Pro: What To Expect

The new MacBook Pro is expected to come in 14 inch and 16 inch screen sizes. Apple is set replace the current display with an OLED panel, which can offer better colours, deeper blacks and improved contrast.

The laptop is also rumoured to feature a Dynamic Island style design, similar to what we have seen on recent iPhones. It may also come with Apple’s M6 Pro and M6 Max chips to better performance for people who work with video editing, graphics and other heavy tasks.

However, Apple has not confirmed any of these specifications so far.

Apple Touchscreen MacBook Pro Price In India

The price is another major thing to watch out for. Apple’s high end MacBook Pro models already cost a lot in India, and adding a touchscreen OLED display might make the new models even more expensive.

As per leaks, the first touchscreen MacBook Pro might cost around Rs 4 lakh in India, depending on the configuration. However, this is only an expected price and Apple has not officially announced the pricing.

What To Expect Tomorrow

Apple’s ‘Pro and Tell’ event is scheduled for October 28. Apart from the touchscreen MacBook Pro, the company could also announce other Mac products, including an updated iMac and another MacBook Pro with a different processor.

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